John Walsh, anime enthusiast and creator of the Youtube channel Super Eyepatch Wolf, joins Titus in a discussion about all things anime.

The late great artist known as Prince heard her music and wanted to jam with her. Meet globetrotting and wide-ranging singer/songwriter Diane Birch.

Meet Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Madison McFerrin, daughter of genius musician and legend Bobby McFerrin, as she establishes herself in the family business.

Budding Sacramento-based journalist/filmmaker Michael Anthony Adams is changing how we view local news.

Afua Richardson, who illustrated covers for Batman, X-Men, Black Panther: World of Wakanda and Captain Marvel, talks the art, business, cinema and controversies surrounding comics.

Harlem rapper Charles Hamilton, who at 21 years old had a $1 million distribution record deal with Interscope in 2008, opens all the way up about his rise and fall in music and the industry, his sexual abuse as a child, the disconnect within his family, how he feels about Chance The Rapper excelling with a similar music business model...and he freestyles on the podcast.

Asst. Professor Paul Steinbeck of Washington University in St. Louis recently released his book "Message to Our Folks: The Art Ensemble of Chicago" that details how young black kids from the South Side became worldwide.

Groundbreaking NBA official Violet Palmer shares her Compton, California upbringing, NBA experience and her Family Feud appearance.

GRAMMY adviser, City of Philadelphia Music Ambassador, indie Rap artist and West Philly native Chill Moody shares his music, story and struggle.

Ball is life for Head Coach Ron Hunter of Georgia State University Men's Basketball team, as he led the 14th-ranked mid-major to NCAA tournament glory in 2015 as his son R.J. (a 1st round draft pick of the Boston Celtics that year) hit a thrilling game-winner for the upset over the third-ranked Baylor Bears.